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    • 8. 发明专利
    • DE3850430D1
    • 1994-08-04
    • DE3850430
    • 1988-04-08
    • HITACHI LTD
    • YASUOKA HIROSHIOJIMA MASAHIROTERAO MOTOYASUNISHIDA TETSUYAANDOO KEIKICHI
    • G11B7/00G11B7/0045G11B7/0055G11B7/125G11B7/30G11B11/00G11B19/02G11B7/007G11B7/013
    • The intensity of a laser beam is kept at a readout power level while an information recording medium is rotated, and the power is raised when necessary to irradiate a high power energy beam onto a portion with information already recorded thereon. When the high power energy beam passes over the already recorded portion, the temperature of the recording film (18) rises above the melting point. Whether the existing data portion is in a crystalline state or in an amorphous state, the recording film takes a fusion state. Thereafter, the entire irradiated portion takes nearly identical states when it is cooled. As a result, unadvantageous unerased information is largely reduced. Further, the extinguishment (off) time for recording is shorter than the preceding or succeeding high level time. Accordingly, all portions excepting a newly recorded point are erased. Single beam overwriting without unadvantageously leaving unerased information becomes possible. Further, most portions of the writing area of the recording film rise in temperature above the melting point. Even if the recording film is not processed with vapor deposition, information can be recorded thereon without the necessity of irradiating a laser beam once or heating it.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • DE3850430T2
    • 1994-11-24
    • DE3850430
    • 1988-04-08
    • HITACHI LTD
    • YASUOKA HIROSHIOJIMA MASAHIROTERAO MOTOYASUNISHIDA TETSUYAANDOO KEIKICHI
    • G11B7/00G11B7/0045G11B7/0055G11B7/125G11B7/30G11B11/00G11B19/02G11B7/007G11B7/013
    • The intensity of a laser beam is kept at a readout power level while an information recording medium is rotated, and the power is raised when necessary to irradiate a high power energy beam onto a portion with information already recorded thereon. When the high power energy beam passes over the already recorded portion, the temperature of the recording film (18) rises above the melting point. Whether the existing data portion is in a crystalline state or in an amorphous state, the recording film takes a fusion state. Thereafter, the entire irradiated portion takes nearly identical states when it is cooled. As a result, unadvantageous unerased information is largely reduced. Further, the extinguishment (off) time for recording is shorter than the preceding or succeeding high level time. Accordingly, all portions excepting a newly recorded point are erased. Single beam overwriting without unadvantageously leaving unerased information becomes possible. Further, most portions of the writing area of the recording film rise in temperature above the melting point. Even if the recording film is not processed with vapor deposition, information can be recorded thereon without the necessity of irradiating a laser beam once or heating it.